Checking In
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
2nd traste
SONG: CHECKING IN
ARTIST: FOR KING & COUNTRY & LEE BRICE
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/0q18SVGO05s?si=PJUTQtmk5mYEJLvq
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
FOR KING & COUNTRY & LEE BRICE
CAPO: 2nd FRET
[Intro]
G C/E
G C/E C
[Verse]
G
Hey there, Son
C
It's Dad again
D
I know you're busy
G
I'm just checking in
G
Just call me later
C
If you get a chance
D
I don't want nothing
G
I was just wondering how you been
[Chorus]
G
There's no telling how many times
D/F#
I've let that message play
Em D
He's been gone a while
C
But it still feels like yesterday
D G
I even call him back sometimes
D/F#
Wishing he'd pick up again
Em D
And I got a lot more to say these days
C
Then I did back then
Hey Dad, it's me, checking in
[Verse]
G
I'm doing alright
C
Works been a little hard
D
But don't worry, I told Mom
G
I'd be by to cut the yard
G
These kids are good
C/G
Yeah, you'd sure be proud
G
I probably should let you go
C
I'm just missing you right now
[Chorus]
G
There's no telling how many times
D/F#
I've let that message play
Em D
He's been gone a while
C
But it still feels like yesterday
D G
I even call him back sometimes
D/F#
Wishing he'd pick up again
Em D
I got a lot more to say these days
C
Then I did back then
Am7 G
Hey Dad, it's me, checking in
D/F#
Woh oh oh oh
Am7 G D/F# Em D
I'm just checking innnnnnnnn
[Chorus]
G
There's no telling how many times
D/F#
I'd let that message play
Em D
He's been gone a while
C
But it still feels like yesterday
G
I even call him back sometimes
D/F#
Wishing he'd pick up again
Em D
I got a lot more to say these days
C
Then I did back then
Am G/B
Yeah, I got a lot more to say these days
C
Then I did back then
[Post-Chorus]
G
Hey Dad, it's me, checking in
C
Checking in
G
I'm just checking in
C
Checking in, checking in
[Outro]
G
Hey there, Son
C
It's Dad again
G
I know you're busy
C G
I'm just checking in
How to play Checking In
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.